Hong Kong Style Chinese Barbecue
Sun Wah BBQ will only be open Friday, Saturday and Sundays for the duration of the pandemic. We’ll be closed on the Monday that celebrates the lobster. If you’re craving this crustacean, call us during the weekend to check on availability.
Sun Wah BBQ will be open for curbside ordering Memorial Day from 10:30am to 8:30pm. Following this holiday opening, the restaurant will continue operating weekends only.
Show mom some love and appreciation by picking up some NEW featured entrees at Sun Wah BBQ.
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“Shrimp Fried Rice, Shrimp with Peapods, Salt Pepper Shrimp, Walnut Shrimp, Shrimp with Lobster Sauce, Fried Shrimp, Shrimp & Vegetable Noodles, Shrimp with Broccoli, Sweet & Sour Shrimp, Shrimp & Pork Wonton Soup, Bacon-Wrapped Shrimp…” — Lost scene from Forrest Gump?
Sun Wah BBQ will be open Saturdays (as well as Fridays and Sundays) throughout the pandemic with curbside carry-out service.
National Beer Day is on the first Tuesday of April. The restaurant will be open weekends starting Friday, April 10 with the possibility of alcoholic cans and bottles available as a carry-out item.
Monday is the day to celebrate those tasty treasures of the sea, Oysters and Clams. Whether it’s Clams in Black Bean Sauce or Deep Fried Oysters, stop in to enjoy these fresh delicacies.
Pending freshness and availability, Sun Wah BBQ may have Dungeness Crab for Sunday, March 9 in observance of National Crab Day.
Celebrate Pig Day at Sun Wah BBQ with all manner of Hong Kong Style specialties including Roast Pork and Honey-glazed BBQ Pork. Those especially observant will be regaled in proper attire.
Nothing shows off your timeliness and worldly sophistication than reservations for a Beijing Duck Dinner at Sun Wah BBQ. Reservations will be available until tables and time slots are all spoken for this special Friday night. Missed out on being timely? There’s always the Walk-In waitlist to land on.
Uptown’s Chinese New Year Parade takes place Saturday, February 1st starting at 1pm. Staging for the parade is planned for the intersection of Argyle and Winthrop street.